I open my eyes, take a deep breath, and get out of bed. Another tiring day begins. I catch myself scrolling through my phone for what I might have “missed” while I was sleeping. I get ready in silence, take a bite to eat, cradle my coffee, and head to the office. Paperwork, bills, correspondence waiting for replies… heavy thoughts unsettle me and make the day even harder. When did I stop truly living? When did routine become my daily life? When did I stop sharing—my stress, my work, the weight I carry, my health, even the sky… the clouds always seem to tilt within my own frame.
Balance is essential; the scale must not tip. Tears exist so that a smile can follow. Rain exists so that there can be sunshine, night so that there can be day, and black so that there can be white. When sharing exists, everything around balances. I can laugh, dream, and savor life, even if it is occasionally a little gray.
The world turns and existed long before me. If I observe people one by one, I see that their colors, expressions, and emotions change. All together, they are different from me. This diversity is so important because it creates the way for harmony to exist.
Different lives, different people, different situations and needs exist not to be judged or poisoned, but to be embraced and shared with, alongside our parallel, unique, and above all, one-of-a-kind life.
With the participation of: Michalis Diasinos, Georgia Kazoulli, Margarita Karpathaki, Christina Kililelli, Nikonas Kopsias, Alexandra Loulo, Dimitris Xepapadakos, Evi Oikonomidou, Ioanna Ιkonomou, Viktoriya Petkova, Iraklis Pilarinos, Niki Spartali, Apostolos Stamatiou, Eirini Stavra, Kalliopi Chatzipapa, Despoina Chrysanthea
With the participation of: Michalis Diasinos, Georgia Kazoulli, Margarita Karpathaki, Christina Kililelli, Nikonas Kopsias, Alexandra Loulo, Dimitris Xepapadakos, Evi Oikonomidou, Ioanna Ιkonomou, Viktoriya Petkova, Iraklis Pilarinos, Niki Spartali, Apostolos Stamatiou, Eirini Stavra, Kalliopi Chatzipapa, Despoina Chrysanthea
